yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wasim74:
listen : about your problem which is <waiting for device> just unplug the usb cable from your phone and plug it again but you have to do very fast so i want you to pull the usb a little bit and connect it again but do it fast after that the cmd its gonna recognize your phone %100 try it ,,,,,
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] AcE XBOX:
Worth every penny. Got 35% off, even though I would have paid full price for it. Anyone else has it?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] v2.2v:
What is it? Lol what does this dock do...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] IamPro:
Have it, love it. Just installed XBMC on my Note 2 and its so good :)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] bond32:
The concept to me is really cool. If I didn't already have a laptop it would fill my needs for a computer. Still pricey though...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] statustray:
I don't have one but am very interested in one. Where did you get yours for 35% off?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] tansuperman:
I have it. Sometimes the hdmi doesn't work. I have to take off and put back on. Otherwise its great. Not $100 worth so im glad I didn't pay full price, but very handy at work and home.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] chrisjz:
What does this dock do differently? I got a cheap dock on Amazon that works great for me.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] statustray:
Can you provide a link to the dock you ordered thru Amazon for comparison purposes?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note II...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sbcdave:
What's xbmc? And I would also like to know where you got 35% off. I've wanted one since I got the phone but $100 seems over priced
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] jcollier:
XBMC is a media player.

http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=XBMC_for_Android_specific_FAQ

I love it on my HTPC but haven't tried the android version yet.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] chrisjz:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009UIVDJ0/ref=mp_s_a_1?qid=1363364363&sr=8-1&pi=SL75

There is also another one that is the same but has a slot to charge a spare battery.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] nkhex19:
Looks pretty nice. May have to order this.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] ezas:
That's the one I have in my wish list but new in-ear phones are ahead of it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sbcdave:
The smart doc has two USB ports and an HDMI port. That seems to be only for charging.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] *Madmoose*:
I just purchased a

http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/EDD-D200BEGSTA

Rewired it inside for data instead of sound (only way to do it as the data pins are used for sound in this model). Works beautifully.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sbcdave:
Can it do video or accept mass storage
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] *Madmoose*:
It works just like plugging in a standard Micro usb cable into your phone. Option-wise that is.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] adrianl623:
Thanks for posting the links I might purchase one of these
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] sbcdave:
The op posted about the smart dock. The thread is called smart dock. He said he got 35% off, and still hasn't told anyone how. People keep posting about chargers for some reason? The smart dock gives you the ability to use the full functionality of the mhl http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_High-Definition_Link#section_5

It's not a charger.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] *Madmoose*:
Easy there tiger.

A) This thread is a month old now

B) Have you ever seen a thread stay on topic?

C) >1% of the users of this phone really care about hdmi out. Just no real purpose other than the "oh that's cool factor"

The post I made gives it more than just a "charger" feature set. Which more than likely can be done with the holier-than-thou Smart Dock as well but you'd have to give up the audio port for it to work.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WavyA70:
I am more than a little cofused regarding the functionality of Google store/Market after root of an android device. I have read seemingly cotradictory posts, some say there is no problem some give work arounds involving Roms. A newer post seems to indicate Google has done something that only alows Chinese android devices to use Market after rooting. Which is true? Do all devices even act the same?

I have an Archos that needed a fix to get it at all but I had not heard that Market didn't work after root until a friend mentioned it a couple of days ago.

Was this something Google did with intent?

My new Phone

Unlocked Bell Galaxy SIII (I747)

on AT&T
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gadgetroid:
I have used a number of Android devices, and while I have not rooted all of them, I do know that there are no problems witch accessing the Play Store with those that I HAVE rooted. You see, in this world of rapidly changing technology, humans are overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information they have to learn or process just to operate a simple device that is used for making calls. So, at times like these, there are people who tend to take advantage of the not-so savvy users and play with their mind by telling them that this won't work or that won't work. You can call them practical jokers or whatever.

In essence, rooting is nothing but gaining "root" privileges; that is, you take control of the device. The Play Store is nothing but a front-end for users to download apps which they would otherwise have great difficulty finding or getting to work. The Play Store doesn't do much. It download's the app that you want from it's servers and initiates the Package Manager to install the downloaded app.

Rooting does nothing to the Play Store. It is in fact a completely different scenario altogether. You GRANT the phone root privileges, and that may mostly be to modify system files. Other than that, "root" does nothing at all on your device. Rooting your device installs a Superuser app. This app is the GUI frontend that gains the root privilege after you give it permission.

Now, I don't know if Play Store has been officially launched in China or not. If it isn't, then rooting your device is the only way to get Play Store to work. It usually includes a modified version of Play Store that tricks the Google server into thinking that you aren't in China, even though you are.

So, you can root your device, at no cost to the access to the Play Store. :)

I hope this helped you. :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WavyDroid:
Playstore/market after root?

gadgetroid

Thanks so much for your answer. I had asked a friend if he had rooted his phone (Sprint SIII) and he told me he did not want to loose the Store.

I said I did not think he would, but when I tried to confirm that I started to get really confused (doesn't really take much). I really did not want to mislead him. Is it possible that I have conflated what I have read about rooting with flashing a Rom?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gadgetroid:
That's no problem at all. :) The thing in the Android world is that there are just too many devs who have their own ways and opinions of going about stuff. And then, there're the taggers on, like me, who haunt the developer threads and pick up 25-50% of stuff (and mind you, they hardly understand about 10% of the stuff ;)) and THEN form their OWN opinions and spread around half-truths to their friends to show that they KNOW something about developing, although in reality, they don't. :) Thankfully, this hasn't happened in Linux or Symbian. :)

Yes, that is possible. You see, the majority of the custom ROMs out there for devices that are popular are either AOKP, CM7 or CM7 based. Stock ROMs differ greatly from the formers. Flashing an update.zip that contains the permissions and superuser.apk and flashing a custom ROM like CM7 are almost same. So it's VERY possible that you might've been confused, of course! And also, most of these aftermarket ROMs like CM7, MiUI and AOKP require you to flash "gapps.zip" which contains all the Google applications. If you do not flash that zip, THEN you will end up not having access to Play Store.

Hope this helped you. :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WavyDroid:
Ahha!!:good:

Now if I can only get my main computer to talk w/ my SIII I can try my hand at this myself
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ReNeH99:
Hello dear xdacom.

I want to ask, if it is possible to port the all stock-apps (settings,camera, new notificationbar and statusbar (systemui?)) from the new XXLSZ to XXLRT (ICS generally)? Because i find XXLSZ very unstable, and it is freezing all the time for me, but XXLRT isnt, and i like the new theme very much.

Best regards
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whiskeyjack4855:
No
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djoni_gitara:
with correct flashing procedure official JB is stable. even leak JB was very stable.

so the problem is not JB.

search and learn.

good luck
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] chui84:
looking for a ROM that will allow me to make calls while on Wifi as a T-mobile user.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mondokat:
Anything based on stock, it's integrated into touchwiz. if you want cyanogen, join the club...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mt3g:
make sure it isn't a port. I have resource guide. All of the 4.1.1 TouchWiz roms have it available to you.
[HTC Butterfly] RUSLAAKI:
Help! Search rom RUU or nandroid backup HTC Butterfly (x920e not China)
[HTC Butterfly] An69:
Nandroid backup

Nandroid backup HTC Butterfly x920e Russia!1.10.411.1

disk.yandex.ru/public/?hash=LcfAft%2BKaEiNscl9LzK7tkzKi1LQM/XObbzh%2Bc73Pis%3D
[HTC Butterfly] Pulian:
thx bro, do you know if this rom rusia have multilanguage ? i need spanish languaje. Or i need install rom custom?
[HTC Butterfly] An69:
Hi, this is multi-language version for Europe, Spanish is!

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B3A01FFPvvH1LVJGUEtCOTRvT2s/edit?usp=sharing
[HTC Butterfly] Bassie39:
i also need a backup of a europe version or maybe the stock RUU HTC_E11
[HTC Butterfly] An69:
Backup CWM of europe version HTC Butterfly x920E 1.21.401.2:

http://yadi.sk/d/EU7pHCyp6VW5y
[HTC Butterfly] Bassie39:
Thanks

just unrar and put to sd and install with twrp or different way
[HTC Butterfly] An69:
Backup CWM!
[HTC Butterfly] Bassie39:
Need to flash cwm now on twrp Thanks
[HTC Butterfly] Bassie39:
I tried but doesn't find the file, where do i have to put it in int sdcard to let cwm find the backup.
[HTC Butterfly] bluheart:
You need to do a back up via cwm then go to that folder n place this file n then reboot into cwm and restore

---------- Post added at 07:35 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:35 AM ----------

So far porting is failing
[HTC Butterfly] Pulian:
Hi bro, thanks in advance for you backup, i need it. But i cant install CWM, i used 6035 6031 6028 but failed im searching cwm-6027-touch-recovery but cant found. can you tell me wich recovery works on this x920e.

I did backup using open recovery but need restore you backup

ok, i find cwm working, im doing backup first and later restore you backup and post result

thanks
[HTC Butterfly] drop-zone:
cwm toch_v6028

"shuaji.lexun.cn/tool/14455"

mfg
[HTC Butterfly] Pulian:
Thank you i got cwm 627 and works fine and i restored backup user An69. after dump wifi no activate, so i wrote boot using fastboot and works all ok
[HTC Butterfly] An69:
Happy to help,bro!))

Backup Europe_2.33.401 Android 4.2.2

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2425084
[HTC Butterfly] drop-zone:
if you want to install the above mentioned update via recovery:

flash this h.t.t.p.s://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1xzf0v_NA-CRjEwMGtiMzRXd3c/edit?usp=sharing kernel first

(kernel is from a cn 4.2.2 rom ,thx toxiaoxiang8002 - h.t.t.p://bbs.gfan.com/ )

then boot into recovery and restor the backup without boot files

sry for my bad english

cu drop-zone
[HTC Butterfly] Bassie39:
Still no RUU for the x920e anybody suggestions
[HTC Butterfly] MertDogan:
Guys I need stock ruu 4.1 or 4.2 for X920E.
[HTC Butterfly] Bassie39:
Still Didn't found one but you can try virtuous Rom from Droid DNA section I used Russian version and worked well except Bluetooth.
[HTC Butterfly] Bassie39:
It finaly worked for me.

installed cwm 6027 (newer ones won't work) than made backup. Restart device. Searched the folder and placed your backup in this folder. Restart device in recovery and installed the the backup I've just placed in de backup folder. Then manually flash boot.img from the backup otherwise wifi won't work. After restart the phone has to do a smal update and after the small one the jb 4.2.2 update wil come up or search for update and everything will install. I am on stock 4.2.2 now and bootloader still open with Hboot 1.54 and runs fine now
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] joho5:
Sometimes when I reboot it defaults back to sense keyboard, I use SwiftKey... Is this normal? I have to change it back
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] cbatiste1993:
This happens to me if i leave my phone off for more than 10 minutes then reboot.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] twisteddroid:
My phone has started doing this since update to viper 3.2.3

Venom injected evita
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] knightblaze:
I have a galaxy s3, but mine did this as well. To fix it, use titanium backup and freeze the stock keyboard and make sure to set swift key as default. It will or should keep swift key as your primary keyboard
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] twisteddroid:
Ha that did it for me. Freeze HTC sense input

Venom injected evita
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] abytom:
I use SwiftKey as well and started to see this issue after moving to a JB ROM .... apparently, it's a know issue affecting paid apps on Android 4.1.1

Per SwiftKey support page:

"The issue is that Google Play installs paid apps in a particular location on your phone and that in some versions of Android (particularly 4.1 on Samsung devices) this location is not available at the point in the boot process where keyboards are being switched on. So your phone does not know that you have SwiftKey, and it defaults back to the phone's keyboard.

We are unable to control where Google Play installs the app, and also unable to do anything about the way in which your phone boots up, so we are essentially powerless."

Any devs think up a solution to this??!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Dacra:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38451226&postcount=12015
[LG Optimus 2x] AlekStar:
I try with All-In-One ToolKit ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2020737 )with option 4 to change partition to ICS and downloaded fix but i don knot use that. I cant install that bevause recovery cant read my se card and externalsd too. I must mount that but I dont know how.
[LG Optimus 2x] vader20:
hi! if you followed the instructions from the tutorial in AIO it should work(tested myself) but feel free to try again and give feedback.
[Hardware Hacking General] KindsKoPP:
i have to solder the mhl cable to the mhl ic. how to solder? i bought a mhl adaptor from china but it is not working since the first day 100% ( maybe 50% ) cause of the bad soldering. so i unsoldered it and now i need the mhl schematic or datasheets. which pin to solder i already know but there are two ground cables ( black and grey). can anyone fix my problem?

Details

the micro cable has to solder to the ic. but one or two cables i dont know to connect with which one. i think thats the ground not the black but the silver cable. if anyone opens his mhl adaptor so he can help me. i bought it from dealextreme. dx.com. maybe they will send me a new one may be not. we will see. but i cant wait till they will shipping. it will take at least 2-6 weeks. no more chinese products.

thanx folks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coolbvwes:
hi a friend of my have a galaxy s with a broken power button. i managed to go to download mode and flashed stock rom. but i remembered there wass a app or a kernel that makes it possible when your phone is off and then plugg in your charger you can touch on boot device?

can somebody please help me? because he wants to turn on his phone if it'''s of. i remembered a sort of thing kernel/app because i had that isseu with my old phone to. thankyou.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pwiiiiiiiiiich:
I hope this is the correct place, but I'm having trouble with a read-only contact and the stock calendar.

Somehow, and I'm not sure where or when, one of my contacts has the incorrect birthdate in google calendar. Could not edit/change/delete it due to it being read-only.

I went in and changed the contact's birthdate... the changed date doesn't sync and the incorrect is still there.

Deleted the contact... incorrect is still there.

Re-added him manually... incorrect is still there (correct doesn't show up on calendar).

Weird thing is, calendar online shows the correct birthdate... I'm terribly confused. Is there a way to edit read-only contact info at all?

I'm not rooted or running any custom ROMs. Purely stock GSM Galaxy Nexus, 4.2.2 (yakju, if that matters).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] efrant:
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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Synopsis:
Hello, i found this on the ubuntu for phones general thread and really wamt a port for the s3. Hopefully one of our devs will pick this up.

Port session tomorrow 15.00 UTC.

Help you get started on a port.

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] brockkk:
phantom already started this on rootz
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mysterysauce:
http://rootzwiki.com/index.php?/topic/39299-[ROM][WIP]-Ubuntu-Touch-on-d2vzw-[Dev-Preview][Phantom]-[02/22/13]
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] turtlepa:
Any development hear anything in the works for this?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Didn't we have a *nix loader available for us a year or two ago? Though I remembered seeing posts on that, but the links were dead by the time I decided to kill my phone. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
Keep an eye on this.

THIS
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] dgmoodey:
Ubuntu stated that the OS works better on multi-core devices. We can still try to see if it works...

http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
Seeing what it did to some of the nexus 4 peoples phone I think it's a crap shot and very risky. There is a git that just got his nexus two days ago and already bricked out from flashing a alpha build of Ubuntu mobile.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Colear_Bear:
Yeah I messed around with it yesterday on my galaxy nexus. It's still in the very beginning of alpha stages in my opinion.

But there were allot of people having trouble going back to android afterwards on the galaxy nexus forums but no bricks. It's a cool idea but I think it needs some time to mature like android did.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
Since Ubuntu is using CM as source I'd say it's possible. They seem to be optimizing it towards duel core(possibly quad by the time it's fully released) devices though. So why it should be portable to this phone the experience may be less the stellar. Think of running a new PC game on a three year old PC and you get the idea.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Beastmode:
Challenge accepted

*takes out old IBM* haha
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
I hear it builds just like CM. A guy is building it for the Rocket as we speak. Or trying to. It's still so early in the development phase that even getting it to boot will be a challenge in and of itself. But you know the deal. You build it I'll log it. I'll have to look into what package would be needed to log it. lol
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Colear_Bear:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting

since they use cm as a base I don't see why it wouldn't since Erik got cm10.1 to work on this device.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
That link looks strangely familiar. Maybe cause I posted it yesterday. lol See post 3.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Colear_Bear:
I saw that on the galaxy nexus forums today I never looked at your link. oops :(
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
The biggest hurdle from what I seen posted is the transition of VM between android and Ubuntu. For the most part I think the issues with building and actually getting it to boot is the different Vm the two OS's use.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
I wanna post the link just to say that I didn't see it on this thread twice already but here:

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting

:D. It looks intricate but it's not really different from porting a new rom :D. I can't wait to tinker with this...
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pisherthefisher:
Looks like somebody ported it the the original galaxy s

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2162534
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] itzik2sh:
They seem to have some things sorted out for the SGS i9000 :

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices/galaxysmtd
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chris31jct:
Although it looks pretty cool, the only thing I use Ubuntu for is for Eclipse and I wouldn't program Java in a phone. If it's on a Nexus 7 (other tablets too) then OK, but why would anyone want Ubuntu on their phones? Serious, not hating.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Theraze:
Being able to run both Ubuntu apps and Android would be fun.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steala:
Hello,

A family member went to Dubai and bought back a Samsung Galaxy S3 (GT-I9300). They've said it is an International model (Korean). I'm from New Zealand.

What I would like to do is install the official NZ android firmware on the device. Is this possible? Does it require me to root the device? Do I need to first change the CSC?

If I need to change the CSC, could someone please point me in the right direction?

Thank you
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Obagleyfreer:
You don't need to root or change csc.

Go to www.sammobile.com and download official Vodafone NZ firmware.

Flash this via Odin.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steala:
Thank you, one last question. After installing the NZ version, will Kies recognise the phone and update future NZ updates?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Obagleyfreer:
It sure will :)

Feel free to PM if you need a hand or advice flashing firmware.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steala:
Awesome, thanks so much! Will PM if I need your help.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xSpeced:
Are you sure its not a M440S? The international korean is identical to the i9300 in terms of hardware but has a different bootloader and requires a slightly different kernel.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steala:
Hi xSpeced,

How would I find out if it is a M440S?

I downloaded the VNZ (I9300XXEMA1) version from: http://samsung-updates.com/region/?region=VNZ - however Samsung Kies tells me:

"Your device's current firmware is not supported to update firmware via Kies."

"Current firmware version: PDA:MA1 / PHONE:LLA / CSC: LL1 (XSG)"

The XSG is United Arab Emirates region. Shouldn't this be changed to VNZ?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Obagleyfreer:
boot into recovery mate and it'll flash the VNZ CSC.

To check model number go to settings/about device and check the model number: International S3 is GT-i9300
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steala:
Thanks. I have already gone into Recovery, done the Cache wipe and Reset. I then went into Download mode and used Odin to flash the downloaded file.

Settings says the device is GT-I9300.

Do I need to do another Cache wipe and Reset?

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

EDIT: My phone says

AP: I9300XXEMA1

CP: I9300XXELLA

CSC: I9300VNZELL1

So, the CSC has changed. Just Kies says (XSG)?